The much-anticipated Fonatur Roundabout Project finally has a face! Mayor Christian Agundez, flanked by key members from local architects and engineers associations, CFE (the power company), and the Secretary of Communications and Transport, proudly unveiled a detailed mockup of the new overpass planned for the notorious roundabout in San Jose del Cabo. Often humorously dubbed “the roundabout from hell” by locals and readers of the Gringo Gazette, the spot is well-known for its traffic snarls.
The presentation, filled with technical jargon and hopeful promises, marked a significant step forward for a project that has been in the pipeline for quite some time. Approval from the necessary federal authorities has already been secured, leaving just one final hurdle: funding. The community is eagerly waiting for the federal government to send over the funds to kickstart construction.
“We’re on the brink of turning a new leaf for San Jose’s traffic woes,” Mayor Agundez announced during the presentation. “This overpass isn’t just a road improvement—it’s a quality of life upgrade for everyone.” The project aims to alleviate the daily congestion that plagues commuters and disrupts local businesses.
Keep your eyes peeled and your fingers crossed; if everything goes according to plan, construction could begin soon after that much-awaited check arrives. Stay tuned to the Gringo Gazette for the latest updates on this transformative project.